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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12
PERSONAL.

E6h6ONAI.
MRS. LoaAN's grief II seriously alarming
HoN. JOHN G. NEW, Of Indianspoli. !,
critically Ill with paralysis
LYTToN SoTHERN, Lord Dundr rs.rv,. ,,
eldest son, las died Of peritonitis in London.
BISHOP, the mind.resder, 10 not we'll. He
posure.
GAIL HANILToN's conclusion in that
w0nen can never hope to rule the state
until they give up their baby namea."
Al. MR HEEcHER many years ago expresssd
.aS Deiiei thst death would come to him,
wnen ud:d come In An apopletic stroke.
SPEAKER CARLISLE viii sdd res. ths IA,
Stato cluD st it, annual dinner in Boeton
TINS evening, and ON Monday night viii
speak st New York. "'
CARDINAL GIBBoNs' titular church. Santa
maria In Frastaveri In Rome was the tituIsr
Cardinal Jaoobinl namely, Csrdin.is NM s
and Franchi NA"s
LORD WoLsELEY's advice to young officers
y "!ske every opportunity Of being shot"
more sensible advice would be, "Tske ever
opportunity OF shooting the other fellow"
COUNT Won MoLTKE 10 q good chess.
marck, who has often beaten him At he
game President Grevy, NJ. de Freycinot and
ID. Leon Say are the three best pIavers in
IN Franco All this II according 10 Rossn.
thai, the expert.
ALExANpER ERsKINs DUNCAN, grad.
nate OF McGiil University and mem Dor OF
the senior class In the Yale Divinity schooI
has decided to withdraw from Yale colIees
necsuse he says that he has /" decided not 10
take Q degree from men who believe in
!eachings striking at the tundsmen tai teach
ings OF Christianity"
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RELI6IOUS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches on sunday.
snnasv in the mSrrnins at 1854 In the evening At as
different It is specially noted:
.ua Sk1Sn is1ua. Luf.s.As r Of North Queen
Divine services at 1880 .. M and 7:ls p. N. Sun.
curscs oS COB Corner Of Prince ana Orange.
Preaching ct lo;s,a IN. ana p. IN. by the pas tor.
sabbath school At i:so p. IN.
rresehinE At ION u. IN. and p. N. by the pastor.
PnEssYTxRIAN f:sxoRIAL CHURCH, South Queen
street. Services by the pastor at the usual
T. 7: Reed. pastor. Divine services at 1850 q. m
ana nonS ans sr p m s-sr sunday school At i.s m
be open every sunday afternoon at las p. m.
.IE,r BArTrsr Services .. the regular hours
Rev. sy >. n; roiwsii sunday school at p. m.
DR.. j H. Dubbs ''tu u'n " new
ST. LrI.e REronxrp-Msr.etta Avenue, Rev.
VIM. =. Lichliter. pastor. Divine service at 10: D
r % sundry sSsGD a,
Az ats .yp ~ i,S.' S' pF' = a. CAST sunday school
UsrTsD Bssranns I. CHnrsr rtcovEsAsr)-we.t
IA; by the pastor. Sunday school at Its ' p. m. h
Praise meeting friday evening a, 7sS. '0p''
y. M. II.
and rs .; IN. sunday school At I:s, D. m "' ''''
SECOND EvAseKLIcAL English j, on Mulberry
and hl9 p m by the pastor. sunday school at .
TRIsrrr Lrrn.RAr-Usual services. morning.
afternoon and evening. cond docted BY the pas.
HWo; Wana,s aLnsstnte postponed until one week from
Asnaax %H.S,ssfos syss,nE Eosorou NJ /. cur.e,-..v.
.Sse S.An a. a S q 10
m Heaven" sabbath school at ~ o. m. The
pastor on Saooath evening will make come re-
una nsrKs Ins, on the Rev Henry Ward Bsechsr. Al
MonAvAN-J. MAJ Hark, pastor, 1880 a m
Litany and Sermon 2 p. m. Sunday scSooI ~
p. m: Lenten Litany and sermon 20
evening BY the pastor. Rev. J. Y Mitchell, b. b.
ST. JoHSe LurHHRAN.-St Johns Lutheran.
preaching in the morning. and evening by the
las GotwNd mission school At , o. m
WsernRN NJ. e. CHuRcH-serytces sabbath !.
preacninx oy tho pastor ut le:3I q m. and 30 D.
Tuesday evening class at 7:s0; wednesday
evening class At 7S0; Thursday evening prayer.
The v. G. I. u. will hold a Praise meeting TO.
morrow afternoon at quarter past O'CLOCK. in
the lecture room OF ST. Paul's Reformed church.
ST. JonN's RsrosNEp-tGeIman) church, cor.
kuelling, y: d. pastor. Divine services at iOsI
a. m; anu rs p N sunday school at Las p. m.
| FIRST n. +. CHrRCH-l0:3O q M. the Lord's
Col Long. OF ksataesy oa lss ssPsSSs p @ sandSy ~
sSnSoL Mi5 ?. M young peoples prayer meeting
"sanes2ay ~ ,;So 2 u prayer meeting
| LAST MissioN.-M. T.. Chapel-2 p. IN. Sun.
aay y senSoi St, 1;S p. N, Friday, prayer meeting
| ST. PAUIs N. Z. .CHuRoH-Preachins at lc:r
.. N and ':l5 p m, by the pastor. sunday school
| evening at $50. Bible study Al $50 D. m. Tem
psrancc League Saturday evening at 7;30
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SON q NEW BOOKS.

4 TRAMP TRrr How 70 See Europa on Yiny
Harper Brothers. 1857.
A. might be expected from the title, this Is
an emtnently practical book we'll calculated
,of the reading Of aspiring tourists who have
large desires and small means. The traveller
does not 80 by roundaoout paths on his jour.
ney, but touches at points most desired BY the
tourista He takes in Naples, vesuvius,
Rome, florence and all the noted places in
Italy and Switzerland. Then he takes In in
succession Germany, Austria, Asia Minor,
huala, Belgium and winds up In England.
AZ much OF the journey WIS made on foot,
our enterprisinR traveller saw much that IL
not Set down in guide books.
INTERRUPTIONS OF AAsRIcA, l797-Isll by John
bernard New forx, harp.c & Brothers, 1881
Ihis bright book deals with the keen
OBSERVATIONS made upon American social life
by John Bernard, one OF the brightest OF
English comedians and one OF the earliest OF
american managers, who was an important
ngure on the stage OF the United States in
tne BEGINNING OF this century. To see our.
selves q others eee US 10 always interesting z
70 the philoeophic mind, and particularly il
this the case when the observer Ia shrevd
and unprejudiced. This book il edited from
the manuscript by Mrs. Bsyle Bernard with
Lawrence Hutton and Brander Matthew.
ha4psf Asr Ps sps
This ID very learned publication dealing
with the architecture sculpture interior de.
corati IN, etc, Of the times that preceded the
middle ages, with view to obtain . better
idee OF the Developments Of medieval art
and has been translated by Joseph Thscher
Clarke. 1t IL work that IL invaluable for
the scholar.
ISrRonrcTIoE TO PSYCHOLOGICAL THEosy. by Bor.
Hsn Iss1 r. BOVINE, New YORK. Harper 4 brother Q,
As stated In the preface IN th,.,axba,.,,,
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IN oepnb spsa ~ dbIlllv q Z hoesl.
heoDee y nAke u O Q millioa and . half
i6sestnnt, certainty hardly b claimed
Sce y Af. Walton b . spseulator Of
senOwn, was on the 1nelisA raoe courses,
and hotel-ksepsr q reputs and Of varied
fortunes, encountered In America,
Tho new hotsl II IL rises upon il founda.
lions will be an attractive feature to Phila.
delphia, without doubt; and II is also
without doubt that the city needs the at.
traction. She has not many fine hcstelries
for town Of her size; she does not need
- many It 10 true, - other places Of less
magnitude; not being . city for the tran
s,ent traveller to crowd into, - Is New
York, where great hotel meets you ct
every step. The new hotel is expected to
attract sojournen for the winter from the
Wild West. An idea which Q Grabbed
but pretty level headed old fellow, at the
meeting Of contributors, jumped upon in
. very damaging way, when he declared
that Walnut street was Q gutter Of mud
and that the town was one Of muddy
avenues and muddy water. To winter
residents such . city can hardly be very
attractive; but the promoters Of the new
hotel have faith that under the Bullitt bill
they will soon have soon have lovely
streets and crystal water.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

BEFORE the Gaelic society, OF New York.
Cnief Justice David McAdam lately read an
eesay entitled illegal Chestn uts" which
Wa preceded BY the following explanation
OF "chestnuts BY DE- William O. Meaeher
"The ancient 1rish believe that there were
fountains In which the principal Irish rivers
nao tneir sources. Over each Of these foun.
!ains grew nine chestnut trees that produced
oeeuniul red nuts. which fell into the foun.
tAin ana noated on it, surface aud that tho
sAmon OF the river came up and swallowed
the nutA 1t was believed that the eating of
these nuts was the cause Of the red spoes upon
the salmon and trout, and whoever ate Of
the salmon 20 marked was inspired with the
cAIest poesical ideaA Hence we fand Ali
tnrouss The ancient literature such expres.
NOM - 'Ine -. es srience,' The salmon Of
knowledge"
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HAVE not some Of our esteemed state con.
eemporaries gone on half-cocked In their sd.
vocacy OF the socailed inter.municipal bill
now pending In the:state Legislature Ger.
tainly they arc on their balance in asserting
that "the newspaper Of all the cities, In fact,
Avor It." We suspect that comperstively
few even Of the editors Of the newspeper, IN
cities affected By Il have read IL entire Few
OF the memos1 Of the Legislature have wsded
through its forty.four pages, and very email
proportion Of the halt million population
affected BY II even know that Q bill OF the
KIND u pending. lfthey could b wsked up
TO study Of II, and to an Investigation of the
many points In which 1t proposes to regulate
II not to revolutionise their municipal affsirs,
their Representatives In the legislature misht
get some light from home upon the
meosure Certain Il 10 that to the people of
al the Pennsylvanis cities under Is, 900 popu.
lation the provisions OF this bill are worth
moro visilans study than 1t has yet had. By
the way, II Scranton has tho 81, 900 population
which 1t claims, why does 1t make the passage
OF this bill the object ofsuch strenuous efforts
For nearly al the legislation of the bill s.ops
with cities OF the third class and st 5000
population municipality 10 hereafter to enter
the second clsss, with Piteburg and Ale.
gheny.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

THE Philadelphia Times editoriaI,y charges
mat the city editor OF the Press has been paid
heavy hush money regularly by the gam.
oiers OF the town, and the necessary con.e.
quence II libel suit The denial OF the
editor against the positive statement of the
sccosation OF course will not suffice. The
Times IL 1t has made false charge, will have
70 pay very heavy damages, and 1t is certain
tnat It st least believes that 1t charges VIVA,
u uua 1t u not difficult to see however,
tnst tne gamblers could set up charge
sgainst man they wanted to pull down that
~ould deceive those whom they soug { to
impose upon.
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Ysu.g Ne. n RaiIresd Deals.

Ino gentlemen In New York who make
moal Of . railroad per week on an
AvoRsSe, seem 70 have missed their dinner
+ this weak, tho baltimore & Ohio not vet
bedng knocked down. The aut party has
retired for the present from tho under.
taking and new lot Of snakes are wrig.
cling about the body. Tkey are names
unknown to fame. Mr.. Chrlstopher
Nyets, We are sure, has never before ID.
pared upon the country stage nor young
~. Ives. which is natural, a he has but
tWenfy.lve years behind him, and even In
Wan street must be deemed young falcon
= A. at % high game. The idea Of an in.
INIT Of these years springing forward to
bay . trunk railroad 10 very refreshing. We
40 eetttng 70 be nation Of cradle motors.
Tae young ideas arc FREQ to soar, and soar
they do; when they fall, they fall, and
whsn they don't, they don't, however eel.
dom that may Be. In this country the dis.
position TO 60 up IL universal, and while
ths indisposition to come down is lust a.
general a. anywhere, the falling Of celestial
stan In the moneyed armament Is 30 steady
and common that few are scared by the
thought Of 1t, from undertaking to climb.
and boys are great climbers by nature.
In the fush Of youth they think less Of
falling than do those who know what it is.
BY experience or observation. It takes
years to make bold youths timid, OF con.
servative, just a. you please to call it. So
that It IL not at all surprising to Hnd Mr..
Ives jumping with twenty-five years old
confidence to swallow q big railroad.
But young men have another tendency
M. Robert Garrett, who has this railroad
on his hand, and who wants to nut IL
away from him, is young man. He has a
fortune and wants ease. He has not
worked In harness 30 long, as to feel more
comfortable in 1t than out Of it. His father
did in 1t. The son does not see the fun Of
y - he saw 1t. Probably most sons would
not; but most sons Of good fibre, would
eem cling to it for pride and ambition.
H. Garrett must be made Of poor stutf II
- desires to claim . life Of ease at the
0crince OF the commanding position be
now has In the world. Such lack of ambi.
tan and spirit ID not noble and It IL sur.
pgising IN him because he has shown pro-
greDive asd daring spirit in his manage.
sQept Of The railroad since his fsther's
eeasns that b not at al In accord with the
peeent purposs attributed to him and
whieh We therefore decline to believe that
~ holds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12
You Have . Perfect Risht

wnen you demand Benson's Cspcine Plaster OF
druggist TO expect to receive one Yet there
Sie, We regret to say, few druggists of the
cheap John variety who will try TO persusde
you 70 accept some worthless substitute with Q
similar sounding name. such q Capsicin. -
'Capsicum." "Capucin," or "Capsicine, etc .
prenxed sometimes with the name Burton "
OF BENTON" Cheap John will ofer you one of
these Wretched limitations for half the price OF
the genuine. ~ he can well AFFORD To DO ia real
value eeing nothing. and its cost but lit Q more
hsnsons M arg the only porous plasters that can
10 ex,ernal trostment. They are prompt, sure
ana thorough. Protect yourself sxsinst decep o.
eonuine bears the I" hree seals trsdemarH.
ana has the word Capcine" cut In the centre.
mar7-M,W&S
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Rsasvs Her Youtb.

tells re iollovinE FsmaTia6is story, the tTutS T
q xaies xo?Sise e 6'1 II sas
With Kidney complaint and iamsnsss Tor many
Zcars; could not drcss myself without hsip.
NOV ! Am zee nom al pain and soreness M
ny shsGu 70 Els.trts litter. ior hsviss -.
disesssaSA pain.s Try 3 botsis onfy -, ~ ~
CocAIsah DtuG stesA N sad u SoriA 0uten
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SP1OlAL NOflORS.


00thoFSi M0eh0Fs II MOthersii
Arc you disturbed at night ana broken of your
rest BY Q sick child suffering ana crying WIN
the exeruciatlns r~sa OF cutting teeth II 90,
20 st on>o and get bottle OF n KS. wINsLOW'S
sooralHG sYKUP. 1t viii relieve the poor
little snf1sr ediately-dspend upon It there
10 no mistake aboutit. There 10 not = mother
You at once that It viii regulate the bowels, ana
give rest TO the mother. and relief and health to
the child. operating like magic. 1t u perfectly
saie 70 use In al cases ana pleasant TO the taste
ana the prescription Of one OF the Oldest ana
Dest female phystctans and nursss In the United
States. Sold everywhere. q csnts bottle.
mayul.lYdkW
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] ely 1ntslHgsnoer


y 1Ae Way We stole Then.
Il 81 y = announced that he ofIlcial mind Of
~ Bciti6h odmiralty b convinced that
m1a - besn guilty Of the meanuess Of
ulog ~ plans and specifications Of war
4 - 1kom N smploys Of the Chatham
yesd. This must b very consoling to
- oMelal mind of the American navy
Ht0snt, which was permitted for three
- bear the suspicion that It had been
11y q ths fearful crime, but tho unofi.
4 ~ mana vim b amused at tho ponderous
ov1lV e John Boil over an incident
A1nA has nade him ridiculous. II Ger.
1oay, France and Russia have secrets Of
sGlue tAey guard them jealously and make
10 reetscse about Il, while England makes
- shcw oe doing % but does not. On
e1D snt 70 England BY our government to
& ~ docks and ships were most brutally
ouez1sd that they had better mind their
lnem, but had no dificulty in finding
5Nns ~ they cared 70 know by honorable
- opon perseverance,. In Germany they
- with The same brutality Of manner but
s6puA ma outnothins and I'm France were
s1peslvpd with abundant courtesy and scant
I 1n1sEmakion.
Qs1tazy whitney while denying that
80 navy department had used any clandes.
ensthod n obtaining plansfrom abroad
1UD tAat Al The information needed can be
'e1ally obtained without the necessity Of
yeeostaag to any Questionable method.
Theco hAs bean . great deal Of talk Of
- about tho secretarys purchase q
glane trom Chiee Constructof White, of
1ngliah Admiralty bns those plans were
boughs hf5na ~! White became Chief
~ Of from the firm Of Armstrong,
whom he made them. One was the
plan Of . cruiser built for japan, which is
TIE fastest war ship afloat and the other is
IN Improvement on 1t guaranteed to excel
Il in speed. The plans were bought for
about ea5, 600 less thar. it would have cost
to make them, and they give us the latest
improvements In their line Of the first war
ship building firm In the world.
Even II they are greatly altered before
used, their value in bringing us at one
jump abreast Of the naval constructors of
England, cannot be questioned, for these
plans are the fruit Of quarter century Of
vigorous building Of war ships.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

THE total value Of the exports of domestic
nreadstufts.from the United States during
the eight months which ended on February
% was elo4, ,60,44 against So, ,4sl, ,2s5 during
me corresponding period OF the preceding
year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

iHE Philadelphis gas trustees have
marked down the price OF gas to 81 90 DOR
tooussnd cubic feet Lancaster keeps right
On PayIng y and mover thinks Of com.
planning. We are patient people
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

salvation OIL cures woua ads OF all kinds. Is.
The Philadelphia Star asserts that "tvuth
wnispered 10 more effective than nonsen ,e thun.
aereo !" aud truth It 10 that DR. Bulls Coua b
syrup 10 the best remedy in the land for curt5e =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

nervous debility aud kfndred sffec,ions. "a ios.
o. memory aud hypochondria. should enclose
~ cent? IN stamps for large illustrated trea iss
Morsds Dispsnsary Medical Association, Bun
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

THAT HACKING COUGH can bc so quickly
cured BY shiohe Cure. We guarantee It. sold
by H. h Cochran druggist, o. Is. and lS9 North
Queen st., Lancaster, Pa Q)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

terrible cough. ehiiohS Curc Il the romedy fuf
you. SOLD oy u. Cochran, druggist, Noe ~
ana 18 North ou00n D., Lancaster, Pa ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-12

saiLOAs C0UGA and Consumption Cure
sunpsiopy sGa y soS on by u1Eassss cures Con.
Eos. IL ana 10 Sarih ,ous.n S0cnrsn' druggist.
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IHE Philadelphis Times IL twelve years
oldto.dsy. Isisa great penny paper.
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RAPID TRANSIT

The latest ana best form Of rapid tran sit IA for
person troubled with q sick headache to take a
dose OF DIR. Leslies Special Prescription and
what rapid transit train the afHiction takes for
its departure. See advertisement in another
column. decNlydD
Cough. wHoOPING COUGH ana Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shtloh's Cure Sold by
Queen St, Lancaster, Pa (O
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From the Lifts Express,

A unanimous vote Of thanks IL rendered BY
The comrades OF Stevens Post, No. 5I7, g. A,
y OF Lintz, 70 the following named cOutrlbu.
tor 70 the SoldierA Widows and Orphans
Fund OF the Post:
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The lmpsndins r,sngse.

The recent statistics Of the number of deaths
show that large majority die with Consump-
ton. This disease may commence with AN ap.
parently harmless cough which can be cured In.
stanuy by kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve
all cases. Price 81 cents and o.. TRIAL ssse free.
For sale by n. b. Cochran, druggist No. Isl
North Queen street. U6lwdAltW
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Capt Coleman, schr: weymouth. plying be-
tween Atlantic City and n. r., had been trou.
oled With cough so that he was unable to sleep
cry ior Consumption. II not only gave him In
slant relief. but allAyed the c1trsme soreness OF
Ms brcost His children were similarly aneCted
Ana single doee had the same happy efYect.
Dr. Kings New Discovery Is nov the standard
remedy In the Coleman house hold and on board
the schooner. rree trial BOTTLES Of this standard
remedy at II. b. COchran's Drug store, lS7 and
lS North Queen street. LAM caster, Pa (N
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The South pays two-dfths OF the pension
appropriations and gets not cent back.
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The Early Political Worm Abroad.
From the Examiner.
Mexican soldierA who may wish 70 spplv
for pensions under the Law recently nc.s.a
ny Congress, can get blank applications n
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OUR CIGARS, MIA QUERIDA AND
~ Golden Lion are CLEAR HAVANA I'll
LeR hand made, 90. ZACH. In boxes of 0O'e and
lUa DEAUTH's clio AR sTOIE,
nl East King street
Telephone Connection. JAnl6-WASRtfd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

working OF convicts came mp on its pas
sage as a special order.
There was no discussion, and the bill
was defeated by a vote Of - to 26.
Mr.. Curlctt wished to change his vote
from mo- to aye This could not be
done, and he then moved to reconsider
the vote. On motion this was passed by.
The next special order was the bill ap-
propriating $12 600 TO pay claims OF
manned soldiers; and the amendment
offered by Mr.. Cardwell was considered.
On motion the bill was postponed until
Thursday at o'clock
Senate bill to appropriate $4,000 for
improvements at the Western Lunatic
Asylum was ordered to engrOssment.
The bin In relation to railroad cOmpa-
nies having their principal offices within
the state was postponed until Friday at
o'clock.
The subject of the revised Code
brought ON a long and wearying strug-
Gle. as is related in another column.